Enhancing W3 Editor with SCII Editor

Hey, I was just thinking something. I hear that the SCII editor is better and more powerful than W3, but could you import scripts from the SCII Editor to add on to your W3 Editor?

Hmm thats an interesting question. I think not; SCII will have a version of scripts that are just too powerful to add to WC3. But, maybe the other way around so you can work on an old porject better :D

I don't think SC2 will be using jass... Perhaps something close to it, but I don't think exactly it...
Besides, It'd demand some changes to the actual engine...

Who knows, blizzard might supprise us by giving SC2 the ability to emulate WC3, highly dought it thou.

They may support a jass script equal to that of WC3 for easy transfering of maps accross, but obviously their trigger script will have alot more to it.

I hear that Starcraft will have something of a built in physics engine. If this is the case, then most of the things we work the hardest to emulate in Warcraft will be obsolete; if Blizzard IS planning this, they better give us some awesome stuff. Warcraft's lack of initial programming complexity is the reason that it is so loved by all of us, so I'm curious to see how SCII will turn out.

Originally Posted by Dr Super Good

Who knows, blizzard might supprise us by giving SC2 the ability to emulate WC3, highly dought it thou.

They may support a jass script equal to that of WC3 for easy transfering of maps accross, but obviously their trigger script will have alot more to it.

Hell..... you are all bloody wrong
Each itreation of the Blizzard editor for there rts has added a level of complexty and a complete change.

well the sc2 scripting language will be "based largely on C", I don't think they'll be using this jass anymore. So yeah, I doubt it'll be compatible.

Acutally i read
(i on a blizzard blog)
that there inhosue scripting stuff for sc2 will be based off of vB .net
but maby it will be based off of see i really dont care

I did emphisise the MAY in that post as in there is a chance, but like I said it is near 0% likly to happen.